Riverside AcademyMain hall
Summer concert, 8 July
18:30 · doors 18:00
The hall concert, the after-school studio, the Saturday hire. Parents pick seats. Community groups pick a room and pay a link. The office is not a box office.
Tickets use credits. Rooms are a fixed fee per bookable space. Third-party hire is collected on an ePayment link, from 1.2% + 15p. You keep any booking fee you set.
How it is priced →Riverside Academy is the worked example. Same stack for the concert, the lettings diary and the money from outside groups.
Nativity, summer concert, prize-giving. A seat map parents can use. A QR at the door so staff are not ticking a paper list.
Drama studio after 15:30, a classroom for a tutor, the library as a dressing room. The diary is the booking page.
The Players, the football club, county music. The office sends a link. They pay on the card. Nobody is chasing a cheque.
Tickets, hires and links land on the same account. The portal holds the order. ePayment is the card path.
Concert tickets, a studio slot, and a Saturday hire waiting on a payment link. That is the same school, not three systems.
| When | What | Who | How they pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wed 8 Jul, 18:30 | Summer concert, main hall | Parents | Tickets, 1 credit each |
| Wed 8 Jul, 15:30 | Drama studio | Riverside Players rehearsal | Room hire |
| Sat 11 Jul, all day | Hall + two breakouts | Riverside Players | Payment link RA-PL-20481 |
| Sun 12 Jul, morning | Sports hall | Northside FC | Payment link, paid |
Eight rows, centre aisle, stage at the front. Parents pick two seats together. Same interface as any other Ticketebook venue. Try it, then see the ticket they get.
Riverside AcademyMain hall
18:30 · doors 18:00
After the bell, the site is a lettings diary. Pick a day, a slot, then a free room. Wednesday evening the hall is the concert. Saturday the hall is already on a payment link.
When the hirer is not a parent buying a ticket, the office sends a link. The group opens it, pays by card on ePayment, and the booking is marked paid. Click a row to see the mail and the page they get.
Cards
Checkout on tickets, room hire and payment links can bolt onto Stripe or PayPal. The better option is ePayment: use the merchant account you already have, or apply for our acquirer account.
If that is how you already take cards, we can connect the account to Ticketebook. Parents and hirers pay the same way they do today.
Keep Worldpay, Elavon, Barclaycard, Lloyds or Global Payments. ePayment is the gateway. Settlement stays with your acquirer.
No merchant account, or stuck on a blended Stripe-style rate? Apply for acquiring on ePayment. Next-day settlement, quoted to you.
Concert tickets, studio hire and the Saturday payment link use the same processor. You keep any booking fee. Merchant and acquirer accounts on ePayment.
Ticketebook quotes ePayment from 1.2% + 15p. Gateway-only and all-in acquiring are set on the ePayment account.
Find out more →The work that used to sit on a spreadsheet, a paper grid and a tray of cheques.
Parents finish the concert booking on the map. Staff scan a QR on the night. See the door scanner.
The concert blocks the hall. The Players' Saturday hire blocks it too. The next person sees grey, not a clash after the fact.
A payment link is the invoice and the till. Paid or awaiting is on the same list as the room diary.
Optional booking fee on tickets or hire. Ticketebook does not take it. Card fees are ePayment, not a platform cut of the face value.
Three products, one account. Registered schools can ask for a rate.
| Use | You pay Ticketebook | They pay the school |
|---|---|---|
| Concert and show tickets | 1 credit per ticket | Face value + any booking fee |
| Each bookable room | Fixed fee per space | Your hire rate |
| Payment link | ePayment 1.2% + 15p | The amount on the link |
The hall is one bookable venue when it is hired. Tickets for the concert still use credits. Calendar bookings · Ticket credits.
A photo of the chairs and the rooms you already let is enough. We will sketch the concert map, the diary and a payment link the Players can actually pay.
Talk to our team